Squawk

An accomplished aviarist can recognise any avian squawk.

I was awoken by the squawk of a tiny radio.

That was the last roundup for McCutcheon’s Cresswell; it never moved from that field again. Not that there was any squawk from the landlord; the two of them owned it, of course.

We think instructors should stress the importance of writeups on all maintenance squawks after the completion of each flight. More important, something should be done by the aircraft operator to correct such squawks.

The function-hiding code above, for instance, goes through a different (but widely used) compiler with nary a squawk.

The hens woke up squawking with terror because they had all dreamed simultaneously of hearing a gun go off in the distance.

"I'll slit your throat if you squawk on us," Krantz threatened.

That way, if you type = instead of ==, the compiler will squawk because you can't assign something to a constant.

You want the compiler to squawk if you try to instantiate for a type that doesn't implement IPrioritizable.

After discovering that the hydraulic system is faulty, the pilots squawked 7700 and declared mayday.